“UFO Files”31 pages
- p. 18 …Some of these statements which lead to mis-
conceptions are:
—(1) Only UFO "buffs" report UFO…
- p. 19 …One great misconception is that only UFO buffs report UFO's;
quite the opposite is the…
- p. 25 …saw their very impressive and sur-
prising UFO files, the pattern of which is entirely different…
- p. 39 …files and modes of operation of both
private and official (i.e., Project Bluebook) UFO investigative…
- p. 41 …Misinter-
preted
natural
phenomena
(Hypothesis
3)
do
explain
many
sincerely
-submitted
UFO
reports;
but,
as
I…
- p. 45 …It summarizes about 750
UFO
cases in the
NICAP
files
up to about
- p. 46 …Reference
7
is
another
now
-accessible
source of
extremely
significant
UFO
documentation;
it
is
unfortunate that…
- p. 54 …Longview, Wash., July
8,
1949
Many
of the
UFO
cases
I
am
citing
are
drawn
intentionally…
- p. 60 54
terrestrial
hypothesis
for
UFOs,
incomprehensibility
must
be
expected
as
almost
inevitable.
Hence
there
is
more…
- p. 63 …NICAP files. The article, by Post reporter Jimmie Woods,
represents one of those rare UFO feature…
- p. 68 …5) remarks that an astronomer working under con-
tract to the official UFO investigatory program interviewed…
- p. 70 …UFO
sightings
by
meteorologists
could
be extended very
con-
siderably
by drawing on
my
file
of…
- p. 72 …the UFO problem in the ensuing
two-year period. Many details from the official file on…
- p. 75 …In
my
files
are
many
other "balloon"
cases
from
the past
twenty
years,
cases
that
ought…
- p. 76 …The
third
target
was
spotted
visually
by
myself,"
Hemphill's
signed
statement
in the case
-file…
- p. 78 …25),
who
evidently
drew
his
information
from
the
official
files.
Ruppelt (Ref.
5)
states
that
when…
- p. 79 …unknowns in official files to be ignored.
A famous case in UFO annals involved a B…
- p. 86 …explanations for classic UFO cases that have been
made in the official files in the last…
- p. 91 …Official file on October 15, 1948 Fukuoka case, Project Bluebook.
43. Melbourne (Australia) Sun, December 16…
- p. 120 …During that night, and several succeeding nights, there
were many reports of UFO's over northern…
- p. 128 …THE UFO PROPULSION PROBLEM
By way of introducing the propulsion problem of UFO's, I will…
- p. 185 179
rod
N.T.TuDE
tOURIE
3•
MOTION
OF
UFO
SYSTIM
a..„.
—
73
2.3
2…
- p. 206 …for
a
UFO.
This
viewpoint
is
absolutely
nonsense
and
the Air Force
files
bear
witness
to…
- p. 207 …But
such
behavior
does
not
imply,
as
the
UFO
addicts
argue,
the
presence of
an
intelligence…
- p. 208 …He
watches
the
UFO
for
a
minute
or
two
until
it
finally
disappears.
He
cannot
be…
- p. 218 …UFO
presence.
This
can be
done
with
existing
information.
Up-
date
and
upgrade the
files
with…
- p. 224 …claimed
to
have
observed
a
UFO.
Interestingly
enough
the
official files
con-
tain
fewer than
12…
- p. 239 …Indeed,
at
present
the
scientific
study
of
the
UFO
problem
is
greatly
hampered by
the circumstance…
- p. 244 …The dotted line represents "re-
liable" sightings in the files of the Aerial
Phenomena Research Organization…
- p. 245 …Many
radar
sightings
of
UFO's
are
on
file.
In
a
few
cases,
a
UFO
has…
- p. 247 …He states that
he has on file more than 300 UFO
sightings prior to the 20th…
158
2.
Goniometry:
The
intraocular pressures have been measured with
a
Schioetz Tonometer.
The
readings
were
taken three
times, on
19
November
1967,
at
10:30 AM
(two
days after the
subject
had
seen
the
light).
Right
Eye
#1 18
#2
21
#3
19
Left
Eye
20
17
19
These
consistently
normal
pressures would dictate against
the
presence
of
glaucoma. 3.
Visual
Acuity:
Using
the
modified
Snellen Charts,
the
right
eye
showed
an acuity
of
20/30 and the left
eye
of
20/35.
4.
Color Vision:
(Measured with
the
American
Optical Pseudo-
isochromatic
Plates in
60
footcandles
of
light):
moderate red-green dyschroma
-
nopsia
was
revealed
about which
the
patient claimed
he had
no
previous
awareness.
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